The phrase "adequate for education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that meets the necessary standards or requirements for educational purposes.
Example: "The resources provided by the school are adequate for education, ensuring that all students have the materials they need to succeed."
Alternatives: "sufficient for education" or "suitable for education".
I want adequate funding for education in Australia and the ministers will all take a view it's about increasing the quantum of funding, not shuffling the deckchairs".
Judge Kahn said the State Constitution does not "unalterably hitch the requirement to make adequate provision for education to a single, specified engine, that being the public school system".
The lawyers and judges wrestled over what constitutes adequate funding for education and whether the court had the authority to set a financing level.
Second, Congress should ensure that its efforts to keep government spending in check do not come at the expense of needed investments in our long term prosperity which depend on adequate funding for education and job-training.
Some common reasons include lack of financial incentives, geographical remoteness, poor road access and communication, unavailability of goods and services, and lack of adequate support for education of children and appropriate accommodations [ 11].
If Berta is right and adequate public funding for education is a thing of the past, that marks not just a change in how schools will pay their bills but an erosion of our basic commitment to the project of public education.
But where are MALDEF, the ACLU and Public Advocates, all major forces in the fight for equal and adequate education in California?
Our model is an attempt to protect surgeons' needs for adequate education and operation time, to ensure quality of patient care, and to allow a stable mentor-trainee and doctor-patient relationship within EWTD boundaries.
Adequate education for pain management may bolster confidence in prescribing complex therapies while cultivating improved pain assessment practices.
Adequate education for all involved parties allows everyone involved to make informed decisions based on knowledge, comfort, and transparency rather than fear and confusion.
